Sony Vegas Pro 9
- Cxeisse
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Re: Sony Vegas Pro 9
I'm so tempted to go grab a free trial right now, but since I can only get one trial per computer, I might wanna wait on that. New transitions? Seriously? I downloaded a trial of Vegas Pro 8 and honestly, I couldn't see a significant difference between that and my copy of Vegas 7.
- NeoQuixotic
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Re: Sony Vegas Pro 9
Most of the updates in Vegas 9 really don't benefit an AMV maker. However, if you use footage from actual video cameras the new support is nice.
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- Maximatum99
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Re: Sony Vegas Pro 9
Actually, there is one notable thing that speeds up the work flow. In Vegas 8 the clips would have a billion thumbnails and now in Vegas 9, its just for the beginning, middle and the end. So constant zooming in the time line isn't a pain to load up the thumbnails even if it just takes a second longer. This is only a big deal if your PC is weak or just average.anubisx00 wrote:Most of the updates in Vegas 9 really don't benefit an AMV maker. However, if you use footage from actual video cameras the new support is nice.
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- LivingFlame
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Re: Sony Vegas Pro 9
There's a setting in the preferences to change that anyway. Or at least there is in 9; I assume there is in 8 as well.
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Re: Sony Vegas Pro 9
I actually like how it has all of the thumbnails because then I can just see how the video looks without having to click on a frame when I'm adjusting velocity or something, you know?Maximatum99 wrote:Actually, there is one notable thing that speeds up the work flow. In Vegas 8 the clips would have a billion thumbnails and now in Vegas 9, its just for the beginning, middle and the end. So constant zooming in the time line isn't a pain to load up the thumbnails even if it just takes a second longer. This is only a big deal if your PC is weak or just average.anubisx00 wrote:Most of the updates in Vegas 9 really don't benefit an AMV maker. However, if you use footage from actual video cameras the new support is nice.
I think I would only consider getting 9 if it's faster takes less loading time than 8, you know? That's the only thing I would like an improvement on... x3
- dreamawake
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Re: Sony Vegas Pro 9
I dig the new vegas. Feels a lot more solid and complete. It's sort of like all the other versions felt like betas and vegas 9 is the first complete version. Nice HD support too. From what I hear it's even better than premiere's.
- Vanity
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Re: Sony Vegas Pro 9
idunno every vegas is the same shit might get this
- LivingFlame
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